Just get an iPad and a decent tablet keyboardIt’s not just you. For the past forty years, airline seats have shrunk to the point where some carriers offer just 28 inches of pitch – defined as the distance from the back of your seat to the seat in front of you – to economy passengers. If you’re going on holiday, that’s probably not that much of a problem, but what if you’re traveling for work?
This is a problem I run into regularly. Last year, I flew about 75 segments, almost all seated in economy. Trying to get things done with a regular laptop is almost impossible. Firstly, when your neighbor in front reclines their seat, it pushes your laptop display downwards, so it’s almost impossible to see the screen.
